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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1966-09-08, Page 9Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK—Correspondent—Phone 526-7595 I -o- HOLMESVILLE Par-Knit Hosiery Ltd. Thu rs.f v—Clintori NeW$-Record~~Page 9 PORTER'S HILL VARNA 4 A hatful of thrills * stars * fun * spectacle!!! SUPPLIES 9:00-12:00 2:00- 6:00 7:00-12:00 2:00- 6:00 7:30-12:00 FRED McCLYMONT Phone 482-3214 Mrs. Craig Peters visited last Monday and Mbs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treble of London recon'tly visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Millian.; Miss Mary Asquith of Port Credit spent the holiday in the village. Mr, and Mrs, Gordon R. Tay lor spent the holiday with their daughter, Mirs. Ronald Rath- well, Mr, Rathwell, Michael and Janice at Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. George Millian Visited last week with their daughter, Mrs, Charles' McGee, Mr, McGee and family at Kin- tore. The 98th anniversary of the Auburn Baptist Church, will be held next Sunday, September. 11 with special services at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Guest speak er wiill be Pastor Adolph Hahn of Elmvale. Special music will be supplied by William Chase, Goderich, and David Medley, Stratford. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. Mr, and of Indiana with Mr. Raithiby. The Auburn Librarian re quests all County books to be in by Saturday, September 10. Mr. and Mrs. John Hannah of Toronto spent the weekend with Miss' Margaret R. Jack- son. LONDESBORO MRS. BERT ALLEN ' Phone 523-4570 ' The United Church Women wfflll hold the Thankoffering ser vice on September 18 at 8 o’clock. Rev. W. McCarson o-f Hamilton will be the guest speaker. This is an open meet ing and eVeryo-ne is welcome'. Rev. and’ Mrs. A. W. Gar diner visited on Tuesday with several old friends in the vil lage. Mr. and Mirs. William. Ham ilton, Moorefield, spent the holiday weekend with, their daughter, Mrs. Robert Thomp son and family. Miss Marlene Nelson, De troit visited over the weekend with her friend, Ann Fair service and Mirs. Fairservice. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and family and Mrs. J. D. Mc- Gilvary, Walkerton, visited on Monday with Mrs. Bert Allen. Miss Edith Beacom returned last Tuesday after a three week trip to the West Coast. Layman's Sunday was ob served last 'Sunday in the Unit ed Church. A layman’s choir as sisted with the service and a duet, “Drifting”, was: sung by Frank -and Peter Postill. Dori Barker of King City gave the address entitled “Committment and Implications”. Floyd McAsh of Hamilton visited over the weekend at the home of his parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McAsh. Mir, and Mrs. Don Barker, Ruth, Lome and Glenn, of King Cilty, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc Clymont and Michael of Bur ford and' Miss Joan McClymont and Miiss Doreen Hawden of London visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont. Services in Varna United Church will be withdrawn next Sunday, September 11 owing to Anniversary Services at Goshen United Church. Mrs. W'illiams-Eatiwell of Bedfoiwl, England1, whio has been visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs. Aldie Mustard and other relatives is returning ............ ■ ............... I H/OlW Mrs. John Houston returned home last weekeqd after sev eral months ’as a patient in Clinton hospital. John Bere is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Oi’land Bere and family after working for the summer months in Labrador, He will continue Iris studlies at the Waterloo Universiilty when the fall term opens, Miss Shirley Brown of Moos- onee and her fiance Ralph Phillips of Mladoc and Miss Nancy Brown, Goderich, visited friends in the village last Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cart wright attended! the funeral of their cousin, Beth Bryant of : Stratford at the Tasker Fun eral Home in Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies at tended a wedding in Hamilton over the weekend’. MRS. DONALD HARRIS . Phoqe 482-3362 A special combined service was -held in Grace Church on Sunday morning, September 4 When attendance seals and’ pro motion certificates were pre sented to the pupils of the Sunday School. Don Beck, minister, was in the pulpit for the occasion. The scripture lesson was read by Marie Bettles and Jane Harris; Promotions were: intermedi ate to seniors, John Sturdy; primary to' juniors, Jimmy Bell and Rodney Cox; kindergarten,. to- primary, Jeff Cox, Bob Clox and Wayne McOlinchey. Attendance seals: 14th year, Peggy Ann Bettles, Elaine Townshend, John Manning; 12th year, Colleen Lockhart, Julia Cox; 11th year, David Mathers, Dennis Harris; 8th year, Kevin Cox. - 7th year, Lakey Sturdy, John Sturdy, Rodney Cox; 6th year, Jimmy Riddell, Marie Bettles, Jane Harris, Mary Ellen Stur dy; 4th year, Bob Cox; 3rd year, Barbara McClinchey, Wayne McClinchey. 2nd year, Jeanette McClin- chey; 1st year diplomas, Brian Riddell, Mary Jean Beltties' and Marilyn Cox. ’ The intermediate class won the banner for having the -most S’uhdays with perfect attend ance. ' Miss Frances Houston return ed after a week’s holidays. Mjiss Jean Houston and Miss Jeian Jamieson returned1 to Toronto over the Weekend after visit ing for a week here. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills and Floyd Rosebush who moved into their nw home in the village which they had purchased from Mrs. Mary Johnston of Goderich. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mirs. Kenneth McDougall and family during the past week were Mr. and Mbs. Jack Brewer and family, Bluevale, Mrs. Elmer ' McDougall, Mrs., N. Seraphim, Lori and Paul, G.ailt, E. W’ Laughlin, Paris, Mrs. Roy Cope, Sheila and Carol, Lon don, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Toll re ceived a telegram last week telling them of the safe arrival of their son, Stewart, Mrs. Toll and family at Nairobi, Kenya, South Africa. The canvas for the blind will be held this weekend in the village. . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plun kett and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett entertained their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett at the home of Mr. and Mils. Donald Plunkett last week. The surprise dinner and social time was to honour them on their 45th wedding anniver sary. Eighteen relatives attend-, ed and after the dinner cards were enjoyed. Donald congratu lated his parents and gifts were presented to them to mark the occasion. Anniversary cake w'as cut and lunch served. Frank Baker, West Lome and Ralph Morrison, London, spent the weekend with Charles Beadle. ..A J ■ ®jf ■ CROWN LANES 248 VICTORIA street • OPEN BOWLING 9 EVERY FRIDAY . .............. SATURDAY AFTERNOON SATURDAY NIGHT . ... SUNDAY AFTERNOON ... SUNDAY NIGHT ... ........ For Reservations Call 482-7702 --------.—o------------- Use Classified Ads. home this week. Varna UCW Varna United Churrh. Women met in the church for their September meeting last Thurs day evening. President Mrs. Mervyn Hayter opened the meeting with prayer. Group two was in charge of devotions. Those taking part were Mrs. Grant Webster, Mrs. Harvey Hayter, Mrs. Melvin Webster and Mrs. Roy Elliott. Miiss Darlene Hayter played a piano- solo. Guest speaker, Mrs. Wiilliiams- Eatwell of Bedford, England, spoke about life in England’ and added her impressions on Can ada. She said she found the Canadian people very kind and friendly. Roll call was answered with a favorite qulil't pattern. Forty-two calls have been made to sick and shut-ins dur ing the summer. ( , Reports were given regarding the Church supper which will take place the first week in October and the booth at the International Plowing Match at Seaforth. A STORMDOOR ?& WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATES Let us quote prices on single units or for your complete homes SEPTEMBER SPECIAL VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE .080 gauge Reg. Pric6 14c ea. J* BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED SEAFORTH CLINTON 527-0910 482-9514 ' M'"ii T , li n. Hi-.1 ril i■ ii' ml i V r'Mm.i.a.iiniWi/ At Hope Chapel Memorial Services Rev. William Fingland, D.D., Niagara Falls, a former resident of Auburn, was guest speaker at the annual memorial service at Hope Ohapel Cemetery in Hullett Township last Sunday. Descendants' iof other early settlers are shown in the above picture, left to right, Miss Margaret R, Jackson, Auburn; Colin Fingland, chairman of the cemetery board; Dr, Fingland-; Mrs, Robert J. Phil lips, Auburn and Heather Jewell, Benmiller. . (Photo by Mrs. Bradnock) AUBURN — "We shall not forget” was the theme of the message by Rev. Fingland, D.D. Niagara Falls, at the annual memorial services held at Hope ■ Chapel cemetery last Sunday afternoon. Rev. Fingland paid high tri bute to- the early pioneers of Hul'lett Township and stated that these memorials on God’s Acre record the good things that were done. He urged all to be proud of their heritage. He told of the various chapels in the area which the pioneers had established within walking distance of thelir home and said that religion and education was their main concern. Colin Fing land of Wingham assisted his brother at the service. Mrs. Elgin Jostling of Lon- desboro was the jorganiist and an interdenominational choir from Auburn assisted in the music of the service. • Offering was received by Kenneth Hunking. William Hunking, chairman o-f the cemetery board, spoke a few words of thanks. Other members of” the'” board' "are* Harvey Hunking, James Rob- erton, Harry Webster, Ted Pickett and Henry Hunking, the secretary-treasurer, ----------_o----------- REDUCE BY YOURSELF The most 'useful aid weight reduction /according to the Canadian Medical Associa tion, is motivation stimulant. A full-length mirror is suggest- Substandards by the box of 6 pair LADIES and MISSES Dress Sheer, Walking Sheer, Sfre+chies MRS. LLOYD BOND Phone 482-3210 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cucfcnore accompanied by Miss Reta Cud- more, Clinton, left on Sunday to visit their so-n Paul of the ROMP in Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Reg. Stevens left last Wednesday 'by air from Toronto for an extended visit with rela tives' in England. She was ac companied’ to Toronto by her daughter and son-in-law, Mil', and Mrs. Hank Gelling. Mr. and Mils. Nelson Brown, Detroit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. E.-Gliddon. Mr. -and Mrs. Gerald Tebbutt. Gregory -and Wendy, Fonthull, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Potter were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ashton and Donald of London and Mr. and Mi's. Kenneth Potter, Li's-towel. ed as one of the best. JAMESWAY POWER CHORING EQUIPMENT For Beef - Dairy - Hogs and Poultry SILO UNLOADERS — 3-Point Suspension — Power Ring Gear Drive -— Optional Filling Attachment PHONE 523-4241 HOWSON & HOWSON LTD., BLYTH Power Choring Dealer for' Huron County 36-38-40b B J G.S.W. ' COLD PACK CANNEF Brilliant blue enamel -with wire rack. Many year round well as canning. No. 20 15 quart No. 24 30 quart 4.52 Rustproof, large size aluminum. Presses fruits, extracts juices, rices and attains. 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